Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-20

for ~ years or more, and died at Blairs
town, in that state, Sept %, 1860 Mrs
French was Jane lIotchkss of llarpersield,
n. Y, and think she is still living in Iowa
Timothy H. Ranney, born in Westminster
West, June :, 1915, graduated at Middle
bury in 1879. aud mt Audover in 1872 At
ter preaching year in Barnet Vt, he was
ordained May l. 1874, and in the summer
following went 10 labor in connection with
the A, b. c. +. NJ. among the Pawnee In
dams in what is now the state of Nebraska.
In 1916 lac was transferred to the Cherokee
mission and abored there for - years. He
then returned 10 New England on account
of disturbances growing out of the war Of
the rebellion. After this lac labored as act
ing pastor in Oxford, Ne, for two years and
then spent two or three years without charge
in st. Johnsbury, Vt. He subsequently Ia
bored for six or eight years as acting pastor
in West Charleston, Holland and Troy, Vt.
His health having failed, he purchased "A
small farm in St Johnsbury and remained
there till his death He is said to have been
a man who conferred not with flesh and
blood" in regard to his field Of labor, a de
voted missionary, and like all true mission
aries, warmly attached to those for whom
he labored. He married Charlotte Taylor
Of Ashby Mass, a lady, it is said in full
sympathy with himself in all good works.
She died at North Troy, Vt, while he was
labOIiug there.
Joel 5. Everett was born in Halifax. Aug.
%, 1873. He commenced his preparatory
studies under the instruction of Roswell
Harris in the academy at West Brattle-
boro, graduated at Amherst in 1910 and at
Andover in 1874 His fellow students at
Andover who still survive remember him as
Il man Of good scholarship, earnest piety,
and thoroughly devoted TO the missionary
work. He was ordained at SOuthbridge
Mass, oct 10, 1874, and entered upon his
missionary work in Smyrna in lS4J. He
was transferred to Constantinople i'll 1871
and remained there till his death, March D
1856. am unable to give many particu
lars respecting bis work but know that he
was connected with the seminary at Bebek
at the time Of his death. 4 pleasant refer
ence to him is found on the Odd page Of the
Missionary Herald for February, 1887. The
following record is from the history of the
missions Of the Board to the oriental church
es, by Dr. Anderson Mr.. Everett, a de
voted servant of Christ, was called to his
rest on the 9TH Of March, 1886, after sick
ness Of few days Mrs. Everett (Sera-
pima Haynes "A native of Massachusetts,
was educated at the Abbott Female Acade-
my in Andover. She went to Turkey with
Mr. Everett and for time-I do not know
how loug-was as,ociatel with another ladv
i'm charge Of "A seminary for females which
| had been opened at Pera, "A suburb of Con
stantinopIe DIR Anderson. in the history
lust mention ii give thi, testimony respect
/ ing her. '.The mission suffered "A sore be
reavement i'm the death Of Mrs. Everett at
/ Constautinople i'm December. 1854 She
/ possessed transparent and beautiful char
/ meter with eminent cauacity for usefulness.
/ She wa, one of the Missionary Sisters.
am account Of whom was written by Mrs.
/ BENJAMIN and afterwards unfinished Her
| orp6an children. after their father died.
/ were taken To the United States by Miss
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mnIai In .June. $50 tbev we're relieved
of the care of the seminary returned tn
Tirumangalam and made TINT their place
of residence till about three weeks before
they left the country the second time
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and after visiting America. the chief work
of Mr. Usrrick was ureacbing the ,rosnel
to neo,,le Of alI classes in The district and
sunarintandin,r work connected with Chris.
tian cnp,,re,,atinns and schools ms they
snronp mn in the VILLAGES His wife ALWAYS
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school. in which She generally taught a class
from dav Ia dav. n dav school for boys and
iris and in Inter vears a srhool for Girls
from heather families of high caste She